Kinzinger Challenges Trump Over Biden Pardons, Dares Legal Action

Former Congressman Adam Kinzinger dismissed Trump’s claim that Biden’s autopen-signed pardons are invalid, urging him to file charges and asserting confidence in a court victory.

Donald Trump declared that preemptive pardons issued by Joe Biden to January 6 Committee members, including Adam Kinzinger, are invalid due to being signed with an autopen.
Adam Kinzinger publicly challenged Trump to bring legal charges against him, asserting he would defeat Trump in court and criticizing his fixation on January 6.
Legal experts have affirmed the constitutionality of autopen-signed pardons, citing historical precedent and legal rulings supporting their validity.
Kinzinger reiterated that he never requested a pardon, stating his belief that accepting one implies guilt, which he denies.
The White House has not endorsed Trump’s claims, and the debate highlights Trump’s ongoing focus on the January 6 Committee and its findings of his responsibility for the Capitol riot.